Tascam HS-P82 is a portable audio recorder designed for musicians, podcasters, and filmmakers. It features eight XLR/TRS combo inputs, four balanced outputs, and two headphone outputs. It can record up to eight tracks simultaneously and supports WAV and MP3 formats. The HS-P82 also has built-in effects, a mixer, and a limiter.
Tascam HS-P82 is a portable audio recorder designed for musicians, podcasters, and filmmakers. It features eight XLR/TRS combo inputs, four balanced outputs, and two headphone outputs. It can record up to eight tracks simultaneously and supports WAV and MP3 formats. The HS-P82 also has built-in effects, a mixer, and a limiter.
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Firmware V1.02 new functions
Changing the term “scene” to
“folder”
Until now, the level beneath projects had been called
scenes, but since now it is possible to change the names of
takes freely after recording, the term “scene” is no longer
suitable.
For this reason, what had been called a “scene” before
is now called a “folder”. Buttons and screen references
have also been changed. For example, the Folder Name
button and the FOLDER NAME screen.
However, the default folder name has not changed and is
still Scene plus three digits.
The
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Folder Name button (formerly, the Scene Name
button) and the 1st Folder (formerly, 1st Scene)
CREATE PROJECT screen 1
CREATE PROJECT screen 2
1st
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FOLDER screen (formerly, 1st SCENE NAME
screen)
1st FOLDER screen
MAKE
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FOLDER button (formerly, MAKE SCENE button)
Folder selection screen
MAKE
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FOLDER screen (formerly, MAKE SCENE screen)
MAKE FOLDER screen
NUM
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OF FOLDER (formerly, NUM OF SCENE) display
Project selection screen
In addition, when reading the Owners Manual, please
replace the term “scene” with the term “folder”.
Addition of project number, folder
number and take number indications
Numbers have been added to projects, folders and takes,
and these numbers are now displayed.
Project numbers are assigned to projects in the order that
they are saved on the media. Folder numbers are assigned
in order as they are created inside each project. Take
numbers are assigned in order as they are saved in a folder.
Take number display on the Home screen ª
The take number is now shown in front of (to the left of)
the time counter.
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Home screen
Each number is shown on the project ª
selection screen, folder selection screen
and take selection screen
The numbers are shown on the icons displayed in the list
on each selection screen.
Project selection screen
Folder selection screen
Take selection screen
Addition of a date input button
A Date button has been added to screens where project
names, for example, are edited. This new function allows
the date set in the internal clock to be inserted into the
name.
The following screens have had a Date input button added.
Project name editing screen when creating a new project
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1st folder name editing screen when creating a new
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project
Folder name editing screen when creating a new folder
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Project name editing screen when editing a project
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name
User word editing screen when editing the next take
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name
1. To use this button, open the screen where you
can edit the project name, for example, as shown
below.
Project name editing screen
2. Press the Date button to replace the name with
the date set in the internal clock in the yyyy-mm-
dd format.
Project name editing screen
NOTE
If the same project name or folder name already exists,
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an “_” (underscore) followed by an unassigned number
is added.
After pressing the “Date” button and replacing the name
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with the date, you can further edit the name on this
screen. (The name of an already created folder cannot be
edited later.)
Next Take Name editing function
added
A NEXT TAKE NAME button has been added to the Home
Screen. Press this button to open a NEXT TAKE NAME
pop-up window where you can edit the name given to
takes. This change will be applied to the next recorded
take.
Take name first half ª
The first half of the take name can be set to either
UserWord or FolderName.
NOTE
The first half of the take name can only be edited when the
unit is stopped.
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UserWord
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mode (button)
Select this to use the user name as the first half of the
take name. Press the EDIT button to open the screen
where you can edit the user word. (This is like the proj-
ect name editing screen.)
FolderName
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mode (button)
Select this to use the folder name as the first half of the
take name. This is the default setting.
Take name second half ª
The second half of the take name is made of one
alphabetical letter and three numerical digits.
Press the EDIT button to open an editing screen where
you can set the one letter. You can also set the three
numbers by using the “–” and “+” buttons. (This
functions in the same way as the NEXT TAKE function
accessed by the REC TRACKS button (q). See “2 – Names
and functions of parts” in the Owner’s Manual for details.)
NOTE
Since the “Next Take Name” setting is saved by project, if
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the project is changed, that project’s setting will be used.
The numerical portion of the second half of the take
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name can be changed even during playback and
recording. (The first half of the take name and the letter
in the second half can only be changed when the unit is
stopped.)
If the first half of the take name or the letter in the
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second half is different, it is now possible to create takes
that have the same three digits in the latter half.
Mono file recording folder selection
When the file mode is set to MONO mode, you can now
select from two types of folders for recording audio files.
The default setting is SubFolder.
NOTE
In either mode, subfolders are created for each take
inside folders, and this is where the management files are
generated.
SubFolder mode ª
In the same way as before, subfolders are created for each
take inside folders, and recorded audio files are saved in
them.
Folder mode ª
Recorded audio files are saved directly inside the folder.
NOTE
Whether the file mode is set to “Poly” or “Mono,”
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when Folder mode is selected, the maximum number
of takes that can be recorded in one folder might be
significantly less than usual in some cases. For this reason,
the following pop-up window opens when switching
to Folder mode, warning that the maximum number of
takes will be reduced.
Moreover, the following pop-up window opens when
switching back to Subfolder mode to let you know that
the maximum number of takes has been increased again
During recording, if you press the REC key to try to start
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the next take, the next take can be recorded 4 seconds
after starting recording when in poly mode or mono
subfolder mode. In folder mode, however, some cases
will take more than 4 seconds.
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The folder structure shown in “8 – Transferring Data
between the Unit and a Computer” has been changed to
the following. In addition to these files, management files
and folders are also created.
ROOT
Project01
Project02
Scene001 (Example of Poly)
Scene001-T001.wav
Scene001-T002_ST.wav
Scene001-T002.wav
Scene002 (Example of MONO & Sub Folder)
Scene002-T001
Scene002-T001_1.wav
Scene002-T001_2.wav
Scene002-T001_3.wav
Scene002-T001_4.wav
Scene002-T001_5.wav
Scene002-T001_6.wav
Scene002-T001_7.wav
Scene002-T001_8.wav
Scene002-T002
Scene002-T001_ST.wav
Scene002-T002_ST.wav
Scene002-T002_1.wav
Scene002-T002_2.wav
Scene002-T002_3.wav
Scene002-T002_4.wav
Scene002-T002_5.wav
Scene002-T002_6.wav
Scene002-T002_7.wav
Scene002-T002_8.wav
Scene001-T001_ST.wav
Scene001 (Example of MONO & Folder)
Scene001-T001_1.wav
Scene001-T001_4.wav
Scene001-T001_3.wav
Scene001-T001_2.wav
Scene001-T001_5.wav
Scene001-T001_8.wav
Scene001-T001_7.wav
Scene001-T001_6.wav
Scene001-T001_ST.wav
Scene001-T002_3.wav
Scene001-T002_2.wav
Scene001-T002_1.wav
Scene001-T002_4.wav
Scene001-T002_7.wav
Scene001-T002_6.wav
Scene001-T002_5.wav
Scene001-T002_8.wav
Scene001-T002_ST.wav
Project03
Poly: When the File Mode is set to POLY (there is no
Mono File Place setting)
MONO & Sub Folder: When the File Mode is set to
MONO and Mono File Place is set to Sub Folder
MONO & Folder: When the File Mode” is set to MONO
and Mono File Place is set to Folder
Limitations to recording operations
This unit can only handle a total of about 2000 items,
including files and subfolders, inside one folder. If this
limit is exceeded, further recording to that folder will not
be possible. In this case, the following types of things will
occur.
If the
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REC key is pressed during recording, the unit
might not be able to start recording a new take. In this
case, the following pop-up messages will appear.
When loading a project or folder, recording to that
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folder might not be possible. In this case, the following
pop-up messages will appear.
Moreover, in these cases, the Home Screen will show
Rec Limit for the remaining recordable time of the
currently selected CF card.
NOTE
The limit on the total number of items in one folder
includes files and folders not created by the unit. Moreover,
this total also includes management files, system files and
other files and folders that are not normally visible.
Change of the default reference level
With this version of the firmware, the default reference
level has been changed from –16 dB to –20 dB. (See
“PREFERENCES page” on page 46 of the Owner’s Manual.)
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New functions added in firmware
V1.04
Mid-side (MS) microphone connection
mode added
The unit can now decode signals from MS microphones. In addition
to decoding as it records, the unit can also record without decoding
and then decode during payback.
Setting the MS decoding mode
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Set the MS decoding mode on the SETUP page of the MIXER
SETUP screen.
To open the MIXER SETUP screen, press the MENU key to open
the MENU screen and touch the MIXER SETUP button.
On this page, touch the SETUP tab to open the SETUP page.
Use the MS MIC MODE item to set the decoding mode when
connecting MS microphones. This can be set for each channel pair (1-
2, 3-4, 5-6 and 7-8) separately.
OFF (default):
In the default mode, this function is off during recording and
playback.
INPUT:
Use this mode to decode while recording.
Decoding is not applied during playback.
MONITOR:
When MS mic signals are being recorded without decoding in order
to be decoded later, use this mode to decode just for monitoring
while recording.
Use this mode also when playing back takes that were recorded
using an MS mic without decoding.
NOTE
When either
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INPUT or MONITOR is on, channel link is also
turned on for the corresponding pair of channels, and the CH
LINK button for the pair becomes blue. When INPUT and
MONITOR are turned off, channel link is not turned off. When
INPUT or MONITOR are turned on for a pair of channels,
touching the CH LINK button to turn off the channel link will
also turn off the INPUT or MONITOR setting.
During recording or playback, the
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MS MIC MODE setting
cannot be changed. Always stop the unit before changing the
setting.
Connecting a mid-side microphone
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To use this unit’s MS decoding function, connect the mid to the odd
channel and the side to the even channel. If the mid and side are
connected in reverse, decoding will not be conducted correctly.
For example, connect mid to CH3 and side to CH4.
Conduct MS decoding during recording
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1 On the SETUP page of the MIXER SETUP screen, set
the MS MIC MODE to INPUT for the pair of channels
connected to the MS microphone.
2 Push the HOME key to open the Home Screen and touch the
PAN/LEVEL button to open the screen where you can
make adjustments with the pan pots and level knobs.
The PAN knobs on the channel pairs that have MS MIC
MODE set to INPUT become MS balance knobs that adjust the
width of the sound.
3 Touch the PAN knob (MS balance knob) for the channel
pair that you went to adjust, so that its background appears
white.
4 Use the DATA dial to adjust the width as desired in a range
between 0 and 100 (default: 0). 0 is 100% mid. As the
number becomes larger, the amount of side increases with
100 being 100% side.
NOTE
Values set are saved with the project even when the MS decode
mode is off (MS MIC MODE set to OFF). When you set the MS
decode mode to INPUT again, the settings made before turning
decoding off will be used.
5 Use the 2MixLVL knob to adjust the decoder output. Touch
the 2MixLVL knob for the pair of channels that you want to
adjust, so that its background appears white. Use the DATA
dial to adjust the level as desired.
NOTE
You can also adjust the MS balance and output level on the CHx-x
SETUP screen.
Recording without MS decoding
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You can record a take without decoding (recording the mid and side
signals as is) and then decode it during playback.
By decoding during playback, the recording will be output as a
stereo mix.
To record without decoding, set the decode mode to OFF or
MONITOR. When set to MONITOR, you can monitor with
decoding even when the sound is recorded without it.
Adjust the MS balance and output in the same manner as when
recording with decoding. (The recorded files are not decoded.)
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Trim group function addition
This new trim group function allows you to adjust input trim levels of
multiple channels at the same time with one input trim knob set as
the master
NOTE
Along with the addition of the trim group function, the Function
Key Assign item on the RC-F82 page of the REMOTE
SETUP screen has a new MIXER (TRIM GROUP) setting.
Setting trim groups
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To use trim group operation, you must assign one channel as the
master of the group and other channels as slaves.
There are four groups, and multiple combinations are possible.
NOTE
You cannot assign a channel to more than one group. The channel
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is always assigned to the last group selected.
Only the input trim knob of the designated master can be used to
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adjust the input level. Turning the knobs of the slaves will have no
effect.
1 Press the MENU key to open the Menu Screen, and press
the MIXER SETUP button to open the MIXER SETUP
screen.
2 Touch the TRIM GROUP tab to open the TRIM GROUP
page.
The TRIM GROUP item contains buttons numbered 1–4
for each channel. Touch the corresponding buttons to assign
each channel to groups 1–4.
In this example, we will make channel 1 the master for group
1 and channels 2, 3-4 (link), 5 and 6 into slaves.
3 Under the channel that you want to make the master, touch
the number button (1–4) for a group that does not have any
channels assigned to it yet.
The letter M appears to the right of the number and the
button becomes red.
In the example, touch the 1 button beneath channel 1. 1M
appears and the button becomes red.
NOTE
The first channel assigned to a group becomes its master. The master
cannot be changed afterwards. If you want to change the master,
clear the grouping and start again, assigning the channel that you
want as the master to the group first.
4 Touch the group number button under the channel that you
want to make a slave. The button becomes blue.
Slaves can be channels of numbers lower than the master and
channels that are not consecutive.
For example, if you press the 1 button under channel 2, that
button becomes blue. Likewise, you can press the 1 buttons
under channels 3-4, 5 and 6 and they will also become blue,
indicating that they are slaves.
5 By turning the input trim knob for channel 1, you can adjust
the trim values for channels 2, 3-4, 5 and 6 together.
NOTE
If the trim setting for any of the grouped channels reaches its
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maximum or minimum value, continuing to turn the input trim
knob of the master in the same direction will have no further
affect on any of the channels. (The differences in values between
channels are preserved.)
Channels cannot be linked if they are in different groups (including
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when one is not in a group). Touching the button for those
channels in the CH LINK item will cause the following pop-up
warning to appear.
Clearing a trim group
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To clear a trim group, touch the master button for that group
(the button that appears red and has the letter M next to the
group number).
A pop-up appears to confirm that you want to clear the group.
Touch the OK button or press the DATA dial to clear the group.
Doing this clears the group setting from the slaves (channels with
blue buttons) at the same time.
If you try to assign a channel that is a group master to another
group, a pop-up appears to confirm that you want to clear its group
and assign it to a different group. Touch the OK button or press the
DATA dial to clear the previous group and assign the channel that
had been its master to the other group.
Zero trim function added
Turning an input trim knob to its minimum setting now results in that
channel being muted.
Each trim knob functions the same as before, but when it reaches its
minimum setting, the channel is muted regardless of the reference
level setting.
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New functions in firmware V1.10
Mirror recording function added
A mirror recording function has been added that allows you to record
simultaneously to 2 CF cards.
In order to make the mirror recording setting easy to see on the
screen, indicators have been added to the CF card remaining time
display button on the Home Screen. These indicators show the status
of both CF cards: recording possible, recording not possible, or not
ready for recording.
Home Screen during playback
Indicator meaning
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Recording possible Recording not possible
Not ready for recording
Examples of CF card remaining recording time button
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indicators
1 When set to Single
When recording
When not recording When recording not
possible
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2 When set to Mirror
When recording When not recording
3 When set to Mirror/Mirror disabled
2
When recording When not recording When recording not
possible
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Mirror recording settings
A REC MODE page has been added to the REC SETUP screen. This
page has a REC Mode item that has Single and Mirror buttons.
Single: Recording can only be made to the currently selected
CF card (default setting).
Mirror: 2 CF cards can be recorded to simultaneously.
NOTE
If the sampling frequency of the current project is 88.2, 96, 176.4 or
192 kHz, the REC Mode setting is always set to Single and cannot
be changed.
Setting button display
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1 When set to Single
2 When set to Mirror
3 When set to Mirror/Mirror disabled
1) Conditions that make recording not possible
Current CF card has no remaining capacity
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Current CF card not loaded
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Current CF card is not supported (PIO mode)
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Current CF card format is not supported (not FAT16 or
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FAT32)
If a take with the same name as set on the
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NEXT TAKE
NAME page and numbered 999 exists on either of the CF
cards (“---” appears in the take number area on the Home
Screen, NEXT TAKE NAME page)
The total number of entries (files and folders) in the
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current folders of both CF cards exceed the system limits
(CF card remaining time display button shows “Rec
Limit”)
2) Conditions that disable mirror recording
Non-current CF card has no remaining capacity (recording
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not possible if the current CF card has no open space
1
)
Non-current CF card is not loaded (recording not possible
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if the current CF card is not loaded
1
)
Non-current CF card is not supported (PIO mode)
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(recording not possible if the current CF card is not
supported
1
)
Non-current CF card format is not supported (not FAT16 or
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FAT32) (recording not possible if the current CF card is an
unsupported format
1
)
One of the CF cards is not compatible with UDMA
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One of the CF cards has not been formatted by this unit
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(not formatted with the cluster size recommended for this
unit)
If any of the above conditions apply, mirror recording will
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not occur, but recording to the current CF card will occur.
NOTE
When set to
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Mirror, a project/folder will be created on the
unselected CF card to match the current project/folder on the
current CF card. When you start mirror recording, takes with the
same name will be recorded to the projects/folders of the same
name on both CF cards.
If you retake when set to
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Mirror, only the take on the current
CF card will be erased. The take on the other CF card will not be
erased.
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When set to
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Mirror, if recording is not possible on the current
CF card, recording will not occur on the other CF card either,
regardless of its remaining space.
During mirror recording, if the time counter display mode is
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TOTAL REMAIN, the amount of recording time possible when
set to Mirror is shown (in other words, the time available on
the CF card with the least amount of open space). During mirror
recording, if one of the CF cards runs out of space, the amount
of time that can be recorded on the CF card that is still being
recorded to is shown.
Mirror recording messages
If the REC Mode is set to Mirror when mirror recording is not
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possible, one of the following messages appears.
1 When recording not possible to one of the CF cards
2 When one of the CF cards is not compatible with UDMA
3 When one of the CF cards was not formatted by this unit
If recording is started when Mirror recording is disabled, one
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of the following messages appears.
1 When Mirror recording is disabled for a reason other than
2 or 3 below
2 When one of the CF cards is not compatible with UDMA
3 When one of the CF cards was not formatted by this unit
During mirror recording, if one of the CF cards runs out of
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remaining space or has an error, recording to that CF card
will stop. Recording of the current take to the other CF card
will stop, but recording of a new take as a new file will start
immediately.
When this happens, a message will appear and the CF card
remaining time display buttons will be shown as follows
1 When one CF card runs out of open space
CF card remaining time buttons
2 When an error occurs with one CF card
CF card remaining time buttons
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Recording times when set to mirror
recording
Since mirror recording has a high processing load, the unit cannot
write to a CF card fast enough when the card’s remaining capacity
becomes low, so it is not possible to write to the media until it is
completely full. For this reason, compared to single recording, the
possible recording time is shorter. Moreover, when mirror recording,
the processing load also increases when the number of recorded
files is great, so the possible recording time is shorter when using
monophonic file mode compared to when using polyphonic mode.
When set to single recording
File format and
number of tracks
CF card capacity
8 GB 16 GB 32 GB
16-bit, 44.1 kHz,
8 tracks
3 hours
8 minutes
6 hours
17 minutes
12 hours
35 minutes
16-bit, 44.1 kHz,
8 tracks + stereo mix
2 hours
30 minutes
5 hours
2 minutes
10 hours
4 minutes
16-bit, 48 kHz,
8 tracks
2 hours
53 minutes
5 hours
46 minutes
11 hours
34 minutes
16-bit, 48 kHz,
8 tracs + stereo mix
2 hours
18 minutes
4 hours
37 minutes
9 hours
15 minutes
24-bit, 44.1 kHz,
8 tracks
2 hours 5
minutes
4 hours
11 minutes
8 hours
23 minutes
24-bit, 44.1 kHz,
8 tracks + Stereo mix
1 hour
40 minutes
3 hours
21 minutes
6 hours
42 minutes
24-bit, 48 kHz,
8 tracks
1 hour
55 minutes
3 hours
51 minutes
7 hours
42 minutes
24-bit, 48 kHz,
8 tracks + Stereo mix
1 hour
32 minutes
3 hours
4 minutes
6 hours
10 minutes
24-bit, 88.2 kHz,
8 tracks
1 hour
2 minutes
2 hours
5 minutes
4 hours
11 minutes
24-bit, 96 kHz,
8 tarcks
0 hour
57 minutes
1 hour
55 minutes
3 hours
51 minutes
24-bit, 176.4 kHz,
4 tracks
1 hour
2 minutes
2 hours
5 minutes
4 hours
11 minutes
24-bit, 192 kHz,
4 tracks
0 hour
57 minutes
1 hour
55 minutes
3 hours
51 minutes
When set to mirror recording/monophonic file mode
File format and
number of tracks
CF card capacity
8 GB 16 GB 32 GB
16-bit, 44.1 kHz,
8 tracks
3 hours
4 minutes
6 hours
13 minutes
12 hours
30 minutes
16-bit, 44.1 kHz,
8 tracks + stereo mix
2 hours
26 minutes
4 hours
57 minutes
10 hours
0 minute
16-bit, 48 kHz,
8 tracks
2 hours
49 minutes
5 hours
42 minutes
11 hours
29 minutes
16-bit, 48 kHz,
8 tracs + stereo mix
2 hours
14 minutes
4 hours
33 minutes
9 hours
11 minutes
24-bit, 44.1 kHz,
8 tracks
2 hours
2 minutes
4 hours
8 minutes
8 hours
20 minutes
24-bit, 44.1 kHz,
8 tracks + Stereo mix
1 hour
37 minutes
3 hours
18 minutes
6 hours
40 minutes
24-bit, 48 kHz,
8 tracks
1 hour
52 minutes
3 hours
48 minutes
7 hours
39 minutes
24-bit, 48 kHz,
8 tracks + Stereo mix
1 hour
29 minutes
3 hours
2 minutes
6 hours
7 minutes
When set to mirror recording/polyphonic file mode
File format and
number of tracks
CF card capacity
8 GB 16 GB 32 GB
16-bit, 44.1 kHz,
8 tracks
3 hours
8 minutes
6 hours
17 minutes
12 hours
35 minutes
16-bit, 44.1 kHz,
8 tracks + stereo mix
2 hours
30 minutes
5 hours
1 minutes
10 hours
3 minutes
16-bit, 48 kHz,
8 tracks
2 hours
53 minutes
5 hours
46 minutes
11 hours
34 minutes
16-bit, 48 kHz,
8 tracks + stereo mix
2 hours
18 minutes
4 hours
37 minutes
9 hours
14 minutes
24-bit, 44.1 kHz,
8 tracks
2 hours
5 minutes
4 hours
11 minutes
8 hours
23 minutes
24-bit, 44.1 kHz,
8 tracks + Stereo mix
1 hour
40 minutes
3 hours
21 minutes
6 hours
42 minutes
24-bit, 48 kHz,
8 tracks
1 hour
55 minutes
3 hours
51 minutes
7 hours
42 minutes
24-bit, 48 kHz,
8 tracks + Stereo mix
1 hour
32 minutes
3 hours
4 minutes
6 hours
9 minutes
The above recording times are estimates. They may differ
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depending on the CF card being used.
The above recording times are not continuous recording times.
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They are the total amounts of recordable time on the CF card.
When mirror recording, the sampling frequency of the recorded
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file cannot be 88.2, 96, 176.4 or 192 kHz
Slate on status can now be retained
Previously, the signal from the slate mic or the slate tone (built-in
oscillator) was only assigned to the armed tracks while the SLATE key
on the front panel was being pushed. Now, if you press the SLATE
key while pressing and holding the SHIFT key, the SLATE function
can be turned ON indefinitely.
This operation can not be performed from the RC-F82 (fader unit
designed for the HS-P82).
Addition of take end time code display
End time code information (END T/C) has been added to the take
information pop-up.
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Message Details and responses Remarks
Cannot Change Now
Fixed in current Fs.
The current sampling frequency cannot be changed.
CF1 Media Full.
CF1:Stopped.
CF2:still RECORDING.
Because CF1 does not have enough space, recording to it has
stopped. Recording to CF2 is continuing.
This occurs when the REC Mode is
set to Mirror.
CF1 Record Error.
CF1:Stopped.
CF2:still RECORDING.
Because an error occurred when recording to CF1, recording to it
has stopped. Recording to CF2 is continuing.
This occurs when the REC Mode is
set to Mirror.
CF2 Media Full.
CF1:still RECORDING.
CF2:Stopped.
Because CF2 does not have enough space, recording to it has
stopped. Recording to CF1 is continuing.
This occurs when the REC Mode is
set to Mirror.
CF2 Record Error.
CF1:still RECORDING.
CF2:Stopped.
Because an error occurred when recording to CF2, recording to it
has stopped. Recording to CF1 is continuing.
This occurs when the REC Mode is
set to Mirror.
Initializing ... The card is being initialized.
Mirror REC is not available.
(CFn is not available)
Since the media cannot be used, mirror recording is disabled.
This occurs when the REC Mode is
set to Mirror.
n = 1 or 2
Mirror REC is not available.
CFn formatting not optimal
for Recording.
Because the media was not formatted by this unit, recording
properly cannot be guaranteed, so mirror recording is disabled.
Format the media with this unit to use it.
This occurs when the REC Mode is
set to Mirror.
n = 1 or 2
Mirror REC is not available.
CFn not recommended type
for Recording.
(not UltraDMA)
Because this card does not meet the required system specifications,
recording properly cannot be guaranteed, so mirror recording is
disabled.
This occurs when the REC Mode is
set to Mirror.
n = 1 or 2
The wordings of the following pop-up messages have changed.
Old message New message Details and responses Remarks
CFn not recommended format
for Recording/Playing.
CFn formatting not optimal
for Recording/Search.
Because the media was not formatted by
this unit, recording/searching properly
cannot be guaranteed, so mirror recording
is disabled. Format the media with this unit
to use it.
n = 1 or 2
This occurs when the card is
formatted with a cluster size
that is smaller than specified
by this unit.
CFn not recommended
for Recording/Playing.
（not UltraDMA）
CFn not recommended type
for Recording/Search.
（not UltraDMA）
Because this card does not meet the
required system specifications, recording/
searching properly cannot be guaranteed.
n = 1 or 2
TASCAM HS-P82 11
HS-P82
HS-P82
12 TASCAM HS-P82
Printed in China
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Tascam HS-P82 is a portable audio recorder designed for musicians, podcasters, and filmmakers. It features eight XLR/TRS combo inputs, four balanced outputs, and two headphone outputs. It can record up to eight tracks simultaneously and supports WAV and MP3 formats. The HS-P82 also has built-in effects, a mixer, and a limiter.
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